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New Umbrella Ban at Popular Sardinian Beach Sparks Controversy

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Authorities at Punta Molentis beach in Sardinia have implemented a ban on umbrellas for visitors aged 10 to 65, citing safety concerns following a previous evacuation due to a fire. The regulation allows only families with children under 10 and seniors over 65 to use umbrellas, aiming to prevent overcrowding and ensure safe evacuation routes. Starting June 5 until the end of October, a fee of €10 (approximately $11.50) will be charged for beach access, with exemptions for disabled individuals and their companions. This decision has drawn criticism from beachgoers who feel it compromises sun protection and safety.

Key Details: • Umbrella ban for ages 10-65 effective from June 5 to October 31. • Access fee of €10 ($11.50) for beach entry; free for disabled individuals. • Only families with children under 10 and seniors over 65 can use umbrellas. • Previous evacuation challenges due to overcrowding prompted this regulation.

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